Introduction

The theory of kinematic relativity advocates the idea of purely the transformations of motion, instead of the idea of the arbitrary transformations of space and time. This theory clarifies the idea that all forms of mass-energy are constructs of motion, which has led to the derivation of the genesis formula that supports the idea of the continuous creation of cosmic mass-energy into the cosmos.

The theory of kinematic relativity advocates that space, which is of the phenomena in nature, is the physical background volumetric dimension wherein the material occurrences are rendered by the process of motion transformation on the substance of existence that occupies the space dimension. The theory of kinematic relativity advocates that time, which is of the noumena in nature, is the abstract background linear dimension along which the temporal occurrence is rendered by the process of duration transformation on the instance of existence that inhabits the time dimension.

The theory of kinematic relativity discussed in these webpages includes an explanation regarding the fundamental origin of gravity and gravity's fundamental effect of continuous mass formation that implies continuous creation of the cosmos.

The idea of the continuous creation of cosmic mass-energy supports the idea of the continuous creation of worlds, the idea of a hierarchical cosmos, and the idea of gods begetting gods – all of which are in accord with LDS doctrine.

The website articles are focused mainly on the theory of kinematic relativity and its reconciliation with LDS doctrine. But the articles and selected sites listed below also include other topics that are of interest to the author.

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